Comments on: Very Strong Words for Bill Clinton

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By: Stephanie

Stephanie — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 02:05:56 +0000

I agree with Slansky-Some of the blogs are amazing to me.
Bill Clinton is a white man living in a white, rich world. Barack Obama will be the first black President of the United States. Bill Clinton is in many ways a smart man, he knew how to get the black vote to help get him elected into office. Unfortunately,he and Hilary showed their true colors. No one has turned on Clinton. What he is experiencing is the results of the many actions of he and his wife during the election and since she has loss to Obama. Sadly, none of it has surprised me. Clinton is a not Obama supporter; he is a Democrat who is trying to save face and hoping that his wife will run again. He knows that his rep has been ruined because of his behavior and he is attempting to make the Democratic Party looked unified.

Theresa wrote on Sept 30th:
“My father told us a long time ago: A white man will walk so far down the road with you, but at some point they leave you. There are an extremely few who will go all the way. Many white folks are deeply angry because this “boy” doesn’t know his place. And mos def, Bill Clinton is one of them good old white boys who thinks so…..”

So true, Theresa, I have been basically told the same thing. That’s what we are witnessing now. I personally think that Clinton has done enough. That’s fine. Obama is NOT a dumb man, he knows the deal. I think that he has run a clean, organized election thus far . McCain has not. I have been watching Clinton and listening to his comments. He needs to keep his ass home and keep his mouth shut because he is not sincere. The Clinton’s have staunch supporters who are grudgingly doing the same, supporting someone who was not and is not their first choice. That’s okay. I believe that I would feel the same if Obama was not the candidate. It is what it is folks. It is what it is….This is the deal it is okay to agree to disagree.
GET OUT AND VOTE! Obama will be the President of the US

By: Shirley

Shirley — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 16:41:00 +0000

THE CLINTONS ARE SELF CENTERED AND DEFINITELY SORE LOSERS. BILL IS TAKING IT WORST THAN HIL. YOU WOULD HAVE THOUGHT HE WAS RUNNING. I AGREE WITH EVERYONE ON THIS BLOG THAT SAYS HE NEEDS TO GET OVER IT. HE DOES HAVE A HARD TIME SAYING BARACK OBAMA’S NAME AND GIVING HIM HIS DUE. YES AT THE CONVENTION HE LOOKED DIRECTLY INTO THE CAMERA AND INTO OUR HOMES AND WE BELIEVED HE WAS GOING TO BE A STAUNCH SUPPORTER AND CAMPAIGNER — SIKE!!! HE SEEMS TO WANT TO UNDERMINE THIS EFFORT ON THE DOWN LOW. I HAVE LOST ALL RESPECT FOR HIM AND I VOTED FOR HIM BOTH TIMES. WE DON’T NEED THEM, JUST GET EVERYONE YOU KNOW OUT TO THE POLLS! OBAMA GOT THIS FAR WITHOUT THEM; HE WILL BE IN THE WHITE HOUSE WITHOUT THEM!! OBAMA/BIDEN ‘08.

By: Esther

Esther — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 10:51:22 +0000

david,

Nobody turned on Clinton. He is acting like an a.s.s just as he did during his wife’s campaign. Both Clinton’s showed their true colors and the black community adjusted it’s thinking accordingly. The Clinton’s lerned that you can not disrespect black voters and still expect to get the black support. YOU WHITE FOLKS ALWAYS UNDERESTIMATE BLACK PEOPLE AND THEN YOUR SHOCKED WHEN WE STOMP YOU OUT!!!

By: Neecy

Neecy — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 15:29:27 +0000

Clinton is acting like a spoiled petulant child that did not get his way. He needs to come to his home state especially and help obama win. I am from Arkansas and have yet to see him come campaign for obama anywhere.

Neecy

By: Stacy

Stacy — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 23:47:11 +0000

I am disappointed in Bill Clintons actions and comments. I can honestly see why he like Sarah. . . she resembles Monica. But, John McCain. He need to do us all a favor and go back in hiding. I have lost so much respect for him. I thought after the convention he was on board and I started to ‘root’ for him again. But after these latest stunts . . . he can kiss my AZZ!!!!!

By: The Rev. Mark Johnson

The Rev. Mark Johnson — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 21:49:29 +0000

Open Letter: To all of you who may or may not feel that former President Bill Clinton is genuine in his support of Obama, get over it! He rooted for his WIFE of course he not a total Obama supporter….even now. I wanted Hillary to win too…but now I’m forced by circumstance to support another…that’s life, get over it!

By: Theresa

Theresa — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 20:58:54 +0000

My father told us a long time ago: A white man will walk so far down the road with you, but at some point they leave you. There are an extremely few who will go all the way. Many white folks are deeply angry because this “boy” doesn’t know his place. And mos def, Bill Clinton is one of them good old white boys who thinks so.

By: Charles Baker

Charles Baker — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 19:49:12 +0000

If you look closely at the debates,
you would see that some things that McCain said caught Obama off-guard as if he was saying, “Who told him that?”. I watched and listened closely. McCain has some kind of source that is feeding him some bull to put out there to sound good. The man actually is very poised, but he is still “old school” politically inclined. He would’ve made a good president in 1988 or something like that. There may be some truth to Bill helping McCain after all.